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WARN notice out for Triple Canopy; Evansville impacted
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – A notice has been sent out in relation to Triple Canopy, and Evansville is impacted. Officials explain the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) requires certain employers to give advance notification of a planned layoff or shutdown which results in a loss of work for more than six months, termination […]
Man Arrested For June Murder
Louisville Metro Police have arrested a man in connection to the fatal shooting of a juvenile in the Park Hill neighborhood in June. Louisville Metro Police arrested 20-year-old Damari Walls-Medlock on Thursday, charging him with murder and assault. At the time, LMPD Spokesperson John Bradley said officers responded to the...
CCPS Officials Hold Emotional Ribbon Cutting Of Indian Hills Elementary
For decades, Koffman Drive was home to Hopkinsville Middle School — its signature orange and black fittingly adorning its halls and facets. Thursday afternoon, however, more than 100 faculty, staff, administration and community supporters gathered for an official, emotional ribbon cutting of what is now Indian Hills Elementary School — the Chiefs and their red and yellow emblazoned in a complete refitting and re-branding of the location.
Friday Video: ‘Where My Bus At?’
As kids across America load up their backpacks for the first weeks of school, some families are struggling to even get them to class, thanks to a nationwide shortage of school bus drivers that's cancelled routes across the country. Now, a group of Louisville elementary and middle school students is using the power of music (and some pretty adorable choreo) to demand better from the local school district, and reminding the rest of America that yellow buses are not only our country's single largest public transportation fleet, but a lifeline for families that's increasingly under threat.
'Lights Out Louisville' | Initiative aims to prevent bird deaths by turning off the lights at night in downtown Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Turning off the lights of Louisville's skyline is part of an effort to save the lives of birds flying through the city. Across the county, hundreds of millions of birds die due to collisions with skyscrapers. And buildings that leave their lights on overnight, when most...
'We need TARC': Riders weigh in on new route concepts that could reduce bus services by 50%
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It's the halfway point for Louisville residents to weigh in on TARC 2025 concepts. The three different bus route concepts envision a future of public transit in Louisville. Some TARC riders WHAS11 spoke with Thursday generally feel the inner city buses are "very frequent and very...
‘We’re turning and killing each other’: Esquire Alley continues to be gun violence hotspot
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Greater Israel Baptist Church has been part of the Russell neighborhood just shy of six decades. Bishop B.K. Litton has been a pastor there for seven years. “It’s been bad ,” Litton said. “It has not been as bad as it’s been within this year, most...
Family, friends remember man killed in Buechel neighborhood DUI crash
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Friends and family of a man killed in a DUI crash in the Buechel neighborhood came together to remember him Thursday with a balloon release. The memorial was organized by coworkers of 42-year-old Leonard “Ronnie” Nance at the U.S Postal Service on Gardiner Lane, where he worked for more than 20 years.
Pat Kelsey throws out the first pitch at Louisville Bats game
Prior to throwing out the first pitch at the Louisville Bats game on Thursday night, University of Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey joked about not putting a radar gun on his offering to start the night. "I don't know if it will register that low," he said with a smile.
Girl Scouts get ready for peak recruiting season
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With the start of the new school year and kids back in the classroom, the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is entering peak recruitment season. The Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana has been thriving in recent years, reaching the top 15 for recruiting across the whole country.
250lbs of meth, 12 kilos of cocaine seized, nearly 40 suspects from KY, including from Owensboro, Utica, facing charges
A federal grand jury has indicted nearly 40 people from Owensboro, Utica, Louisville, Lexington, and California, and seized over 250 pounds of methamphetamine and 12 kilograms of cocaine during a wide-ranging investigation by federal and state law enforcement agencies. On August 6, 2024, a federal grand jury in Louisville charged...
Louisville Football Position Preview: Offensive Line
My biggest concern going into last season was the history of Jeff Brohm’s offenses when it comes to running the ball. He hadn’t had many seasons while at Purdue and it led to some issues in close games and made the offense one-dimensional. That concern didn’t become an issue last season and it was mostly due to strong offensive line play.
New Movie ‘Amber Alert’ Filmed Partly in KY Drops First Trailer
I keep my ear pretty firmly to the ground when it comes to filmmakers shooting movies in Kentucky, but this one got away from me. But hey, as long as they're coming to the Commonwealth to create their art, I don't care. Starring Nashville's Hayden Panettiere and Abbott Elementary Emmy...
JCPS data reveals increased new enrollment of multilingual students
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) has noticed a trend when it comes to newly enrolled students. Last year, the school district said it enrolled more multilingual students than those who only speak English. Assistant Superintendent for Multilingual Learners at JCPS Jill Handley said the data speaks...
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